9:00 PM: Louisiana Tech turning down an invite from the Independence Bowl saved California $300,000 in buyout money in hiring new football coach Sonny Dykes.
8:45 PM: USC linebacker Tony Burnett tweeted how he wasn't thrilled to be going to El Paso for the Sun Bowl: "If you never seen a real life giant tumbleweed get ready." Burnett later tweeted an apology.
8:30 PM: Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh says of an NFL proposal to eliminate kickoffs: "That's ridiculous, that's crazy .... No man. I'm not with that at all."
8:15 PM: Kansas City Chiefs RB Peyton Hillis responded to critical comments from former Cleveland Browns teammate Joe Thomas: "It's kind of like a crazy ex-girlfriend. It's been over a year. Get over it"
8:00 PM: The Baltimore Sun reports Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs was required to surrender several firearms last month as part of a domestic complaint involving his girlfriend.
7:45 PM: Oklahoma offensive lineman Tyrus Thompson will not be suspended by the Big 12 for punching TCU defensive end Stansly Maponga during last Saturday's game.
7:30 PM: Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant says of his relationship with Miami Heat star LeBron James: "People want us to hate each other. I really respect him and I really compete against him hard .... but we're friends."
7:15 PM: Monmouth University has suspended basketball coach King Rice for one game after criticizing officials following last night's loss to Navy. Rice said two of the officials had a "chip on their shoulders towards me".
7:00 PM: Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o was named the 2012 Walter Camp Player of the Year. Te'o has also won this year's Lombardi Award as the nation's best college football lineman or linebacker.
6:45 PM: A movie theater in Oklahoma City reportedly delayed the start of a Thursday afternoon showing of "Lincoln" until a bus of Lakers players arrived to see the film.
6:30 PM: The Michigan state senate passed legislation Wednesday to allow a new downtown Detroit development that would include a new arena for the Red Wings.
6:15 PM: Big East commissioner Mike Aresco denies reports that the conference's new TV contract could be worth as little as $60 million: "When you see reports on television and revenue, just ignore it. We haven't talked to any networks yet about any valuations."
6:00 PM: From Mike Farrell of Rivals.com, North Carolina football coach Larry Fedora met with his football team Thursday and told them he wasn't going anywhere.
5:45 PM: The Oregonian's Jason Quick reports that three Portland Trail Blazers executives were fired Thursday: Chief Financial Officer Gregg Olson; Senior VP of ticketing & marketing Michele Daterman & Senior HR VP Traci Reandeau.
5:30 PM: Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union Tribune reports that Chargers coach Norv Turner & general manager A.J. Smith will be gone at the end of the season.
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